'comprehensive and systematic' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to something that is thorough and organized, e.g. "His approach to the project was comprehensive and systematic."
The mayor of Jerusalem, Ehud Olmert, a political ally of Mr. Sharon, said at the scene of the explosion tonight that such attacks required "a comprehensive and systematic response," and that Mr. Sharon's government would "take action on this matter".
During the 1960s a major revision of the encyclopaedia was completed to bring it up to date in content and organization under a comprehensive and systematic program.
However, there is still no comprehensive and systematic study of the TRA repertoire.
Again, more comprehensive and systematic research on this topic would be empirically beneficial.
A comprehensive and systematic search was conducted for each technology to collect related publications.
Development of comprehensive and systematic methods to accomplish this goal is the subject of this work.
This chapter provides a comprehensive and systematic study of the dynamics of rotating shells of revolution.
A comprehensive and systematic search of the literature was undertaken that included all major databases.
We and others were concerned that the FDA figures might not be the product of a comprehensive and systematic review.
There is no comprehensive and systematic data collection method that enumerates exposure to sports and recreational activity in the US.
Many review papers have provided comprehensive and systematic summaries on the development and state-of-the-art of nanofluids.
